The Natural and the Built Environment (Leaving Cert Construction Studies): Flashcards

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The Natural and the Built Environment
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Built heritage

Buildings & structures created by ancestors in settlements

What does NIAH stand for?

National Inventory of Architectural Heritage

Four NIAH categories of Irish architecture

Fortified, religious, formal, informal

Settlement definition

How communities form when people establish in particular areas

Five key factors influencing settlement location

Shelter, fresh water, food, raw materials, trading routes

Which rivers influenced Dublin & Waterford's growth?

River Liffey (Dublin), River Suir (Waterford)

Key principle for natural & built environments

Natural & built elements should exist in harmony

Where was Ireland's earliest known settlement?

Mount Sandel, Coleraine, County Derry

When was Mount Sandel settlement established?

Approximately 7000 BC

Mount Sandel structure description

Circular huts, 6 metres across, with central hearth

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